Hey I was wondering if that case locks to fly on airplane ??
33126
It is much better than Plano but not sure. It has two holes for locking. Would contact the company and the airlines. It holds two rifles easy, I use it all the time. Great for the price!
33127
I've owned a Flambeau case for my AR. It's excellent for throwing in the back of your car to transport to the range and back, but I wouldn't use it for flying. I'd bite the bullet and invest in a heavier case.
33128
It is a great bring to the range or store your guns type case. But does not offer the protection of your weapons to be thrown around, you need a solid $300 case not $30
33129
Yes, there is a lock loop on the case. The case itself may requires added padding for safe transport however. the factory egg-shell cushioning is a bit sparing, so by wrapping your pieces in a towel (or two) the contents should not slide around.
33130
Yes it does . It has 2 holes for locks on the inside of the handle . thank you for your question FISHGRILER//
542312
The case is quite large and would require to be checked. Some very large plane may accommodate as a carry on, but all other flights would see this checked.
1755970
I really don't think so. It's kind of like a typical suitcase. I put my keys on the top of all the other equipment.. The bottom is pretty solid...again, like a typical suitcases bottom/back side. It is a nice case...but I wouldn't trust any airline with it. (no offense baggage claim...but I've seen your work:)
8922
Yes you can lock the case. It has four holes to place locks in. I recommend No. 7KALF from Master Lock locks. These locks fit the case perfectly and are much tougher than the light weight TSA locks. Also buy them from a locksmith and he can get them keyed alike for you. I have 4 cases, 8 locks, and I only need one key. For traveling, try this procedure: 1)Show up early, the TSA process will take up to additional 45 mins. 2) Carry current supporting documentation for firearms travel from TSA's website and the website of the airline you are traveling on. This is huge. This way there will be no confusion as to what is legal and what is not (TSA/airline reps are not standardized like they should be). If questions come up, and they will, ask for a supervisor and show them your current documentation and they back down very quickly. 3) After filling out your declared card, take your case to the TSA inspection area and/or follow it there and personally watch it get scanned. This is the point where if a lock needs to be open you are standing there with the key. Once it passes this point the do not open the case again.
849155
I would not trust my guitar to this case if I had to check it, there is virtually no padding or structure. If you can take it with you into the airplane, then it's fine.
1798980
I have used this case on a flight successfully by locking this case with non-TSA locks and putting this locked case inside another unlocked larger checked piece of luggage. I suppose that I could have put TSA-Approved locks on the outer luggage, but they did not seem to care. TSA wanted to know that the piece of luggage contained a locked case with the pistols w/o ammunition inside. I did not try to stuff 4 semi-automatic pistols inside; 3 seemed to fit comfortably with spare clips. Depends on the pistols, caliber, and clip sizes.
946365
I don't think it's really meant for flights. You will probably want something with metal edges and verticies; an ATA case.This case is great for gigs and packing your van up tight and neat.
875483
This case does have an inset lock on the middle latch. We have checked this case (locked) several times through Southwest flights and have not had any issues - with the lock or damage.
2254685
I have not used this product on aircraft but it should work. I have used plastic gun cases for commercial air travel and have had no problem as long as they lock. A point to note: It must be a locked box. You can by padlocks which have a key that TSA can get into without breaking anything. I wonder what happens with a combo lock if you're not their to open it for them. Will they bust the box and then you no longer have a lockable box? I don't know. I'll use the system I know works and keep the nano vault for its intended purpose-- under the car seat if I have to disarm for some reason.
542309
It is designed to be a check in. You wouldn't need this kind of case for a carry on you would just use your regular case. Sometimes the airlines let them on and sometimes that don't!
1866285
You should be able to carry it on most airplanes but you should always check with your carrier first. It is rugged enough to check as checked package for sure. Just invest in a lock.
946364
According to SKB, the latches are TSA Accepted. You should check with SKB to determine whether or not the case is "flight safe." I myself have never flown with it.
1775889
Atmospheric pressure changes with altitude. If you fly with the case (even in a pressurized cabin) the air inside the case will expand and create a vacuume effect that could prevent you from opening the case unless you use a pry tool. Sticking a small piece of paper on the edge when closing will also prevent this from happening in cases without this feature.
512035
I would not recommend the case for air travel; a look could not be put on it. But I would recommend the case in general otherwise.
709458
Correct you will not be able to get on a plane with it/ do not check it as laugage i doubt it would make back to you
1538625
I would call the Airline you are traveling on and ask. I took it through security and didn't have any problem, but things change all the time.
630060
No. You need a hard-sided, locking bag tor transport weapons. Check with your individual airline for specific requirements.